Sentence examples for demanding a trial from inspiring English sources

He is demanding a trial by jury.

He makes an impassioned defence at his hearing – during which he is betrayed by the woman he loves, Shae – before demanding a trial by combat.

At a pretrial hearing in Austin, the judge, Pat Priest of 187th District Court, said Mr. DeLay, a Republican who was the House majority leader before stepping down, had been demanding a trial for five years.

The two cases, which were combined into one, dragged on for years, with Mr. Young going on a two-day hunger strike last spring and standing outside the State Supreme Court courthouse in Kew Gardens demanding a trial.

In Jakarta during the weekend, student protests demanding a trial for Mr. Suharto turned violent, and many analysts and officials said they believed that the violence had been instigated by paid agitators.

In an interview, Mr. Protic, a big-shouldered 6-foot-6 with a gentle manner, said the West was demanding too much too fast by demanding a trial for Mr. Milosevic in The Hague.

So, in what must have been a major surprise to Marsh and his colleagues, Brendan Sullivan announced that he would demand a trial within seventy days of the indictment.

It would be a court-clogging nightmare if every self-confessed speeder demanded a trial, but it is a fine thing if, now and then, some people do.

So some may demand a trial, running a risk that if found guilty, they could be sentenced to as many as 15 days in jail.

But the appellate court felt that prosecutors had violated the defendant's rights by suggesting that, because he had demanded a trial, he was not sorry.

If forced to admit wrongdoing, companies would be more likely to demand a trial in S.E.C. fraud cases, the agency says.